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The coasts of the Adriatic do not cease to impress travellers with their lovely beaches, rich natural beauty and the history that comes alive within the seaside towns. Over 1000 islands, which combine quiet or secluded beaches with crystal waters and unique flora, countless sights to see on the mainland and endless choices insofar as entertainment make travellers wonder whether they are actually in Europe.
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Split: Split, a city with a history dating back 1700 years, is the cultural and economic centre of Dalmatia. This summer resort that differs from any other thanks to its beautiful coasts, blue waters and Old Town, is included on UNESCO’s world heritage list.
Dubrovnik: Known in the 18th century as the “Queen of Adriatic”, today Dubrovnik has 50,000 residents. Apart from the breathtaking Dalmatian coasts, visitors can also explore several monuments such as towers, monasteries, the Palace and the famous Cathedral which are located in the Old Town, also included on UNESCO’s world heritage list.
Trojir: A true museum-city. Apart from its natural beauty which is astounding on its own, Trojir is also known for its historical and cultural museums. A tour of the city will uncover the roman courtyards and modern interiors of the buildings and the extensive heritage that is dominant here.
Zadar: Zadar, one of the most beautiful cities of the Croatian coast, is built on a small peninsula. Each new visit to this town of little streets lined in stone, shining in the light of the sun, peculiar architecture and inviting beaches is sure to uncover something new and impressive.
Sibenic: Here is a small heaven of surprises and beauty, located at the point where the Krka River fades into the blue colour of the sea, creating a small channel. St James’ Cathedral in the Old town, the fortress architecture and the stone streets are a must to see.
Vodice: Vodice means “small waters” and the place acquired its name from the numerous springs that flow in the area. Here one may taste the exquisite waters, relax or attend concerts, such as the famous jazz festival that is held on the beach every July. The cleanliness of the city, the smell of flowers, as well as the pleasant attitude of the residents, make Vodice a perfect holiday location.
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